Production planning instead of a spreadsheet: what has to be made today
From open customer orders and stock it shows daily what to make, whether the material is there, which machine it lands on and if it fits capacity.
Daily plan and weekly load per machine
The plan is not a static sheet somebody recalculates every week: it is built from open orders and stock, and it refreshes when the data changes.
- Daily plan and weekly load per machine and per operation
- Whether the material is there — seen from stock
- A warning when a line will not fit before its deadline
- A list of open decisions: what still needs a human call
A shop-floor display with the day's work
The daily plan can go on a large display on the floor, with no login. Whoever stands at the machine sees exactly what the planner sees.
- Shop-floor display without a login
- The same data as the planner's view
- Export to Excel and PDF
Why the open-order spreadsheet is not enough
A shared spreadsheet works as long as one person maintains it and everyone looks at the same copy. It will not flag a capacity clash, it cannot see stock, and it does not warn you when a line runs out of time.
- Capacity clashes surface on their own, not in someone's head
- Stock and orders sit in the same view
- Your existing order list can be imported
What people ask about this
Can we bring over our existing order spreadsheet?
Yes. Die, machine and part lists can be imported, so nobody retypes hundreds of rows. Export stays available too: lists can be saved to Excel and PDF.
What if we need something custom later?
We develop the system ourselves, so a custom field, report or even a whole module can be built. This is not a boxed product locked to an outside vendor.
Where is our data stored?
Wherever you want it. The system can run on the plant's own server inside a closed network, in which case no data ever leaves the site. If it is more convenient, we can host it for you.
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